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Hi

i was just wondering if anyone has tried their Axolotls on Sand Eels?

thanks
 
Amy theyre wriggly and if theyre slow enough an axie I'm sure will have them :D
 
the one's i get are dead. and i freeze them. and cut the little fins off and wiggle them in the water and he gobbles them up
 
Lol Becky!

I just wondered if people used them.

I too use frozen ones and wiggle them around holding them with tweezers!

However Isis waits for her food to come right uip to her, then she jumps on iut! She seems quiute lazy in that sense!!!
 
forgive me if im wrong but i use these as fishing bait and im pretty damn sure there marine fish, is it ok to feed salty fish to axolotls? if so then cool but i was always under the impression they wer'nt ideal because of there salt content.

marco.
 
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